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add ''Curious incident of the dog in the nightime'' to your readin list, 

does your music sound like Ennio Morricone's ?

I loved that book when I read it, but don’t remember much about it now. Maybe one to revisit

I only just came across Morricone’s work through your post - I don’t usually listen to film music. Thank you for introducing me! From the little I’ve heard so far, his music is much more tonal than mine. My work is usually (not always) meditative, and I enjoy crunchy harmonies :)

have you got anything to taste online?

Hi Mariusz, I just looked for the link to your blog in your profile, but couldn’t find it. Would you be happy to share it here? Thanks in advance :)

I’m so sorry you didn’t get the encouragement you deserve in school. That can really destroy confidence and motivation. I will check out your work in a bit, I’m excited to read it!

Maybe I’ll share some poetry on here at some point too

writing would be to big a word to describe it

discovering that I can more like it

I found out in November,

playing with words a bit since then

until then I believed what teachers hammered in me at school - what I spawn offends them and I shouldn't be allowed

link to my blog is in my profile

Ah, I recorder was my principal instrument! I don’t play any more though, just compose. But as a recorder player, most of my repertoire was Baroque. I do love that music, particularly J S Bach and C P E Bach.

Ahahahaha Brahms as party music :D The best. Not that I’m a party bean, but I will take inspiration from this conversation if that ever changes.

A pseudonym is a good idea. What kind of stuff do you write? I’d love to read it :)

classical baroque 

Albinoni and Vivaldi mostly, I find oboe and recorder most calming and uplifting

it reminds me about my early childhood, last blissful moments of it

plus I turn into masterchef when cooking while listining to it :D

though if you want to make a joke on your friends, go for Brahms when choosing party music LOL

sphynx said:

it would mean revealing my name

that's why I publish under fictitious one

plus I do not want my family to pry, this way it's safe 

classical baroque 

Albinoni and Vivaldi mostly, I find oboe and recorder most calming and uplifting

it reminds me about my early childhood, last blissful moments of it

plus I turn into masterchef when cooking while listining to it :D

though if you want to make a joke on your friends, go for Brahms when choosing party music LOL

sphynx said:

it would mean revealing my name

that's why I publish under fictitious one

plus I do not want my family to pry, this way it's safe 

Hi Mariusz, I just looked for the link to your blog in your profile, but couldn’t find it. Would you be happy to share it here? Thanks in advance :)

I’m so sorry you didn’t get the encouragement you deserve in school. That can really destroy confidence and motivation. I will check out your work in a bit, I’m excited to read it!

Maybe I’ll share some poetry on here at some point too

writing would be to big a word to describe it

discovering that I can more like it

I found out in November,

playing with words a bit since then

until then I believed what teachers hammered in me at school - what I spawn offends them and I shouldn't be allowed

link to my blog is in my profile

Ah, I recorder was my principal instrument! I don’t play any more though, just compose. But as a recorder player, most of my repertoire was Baroque. I do love that music, particularly J S Bach and C P E Bach.

Ahahahaha Brahms as party music :D The best. Not that I’m a party bean, but I will take inspiration from this conversation if that ever changes.

A pseudonym is a good idea. What kind of stuff do you write? I’d love to read it :)